... Petumu abonld not be bedded out ti'l the end of Me;. The; are charming hall-hard; pereoniale. raitable for maaaing, large vaaee, hanging baakete.ete. Rich, deep aoile in open sunny peritions produce the finest flowers. excellent compost lor pot cultures prepare I by mixing two paits of leaf mould with one part each of good loam and sharp sand. PORTULACAB. These effective bedding plants ...

... LLYSS YR YNADON. YN Ilys yr ynadon slrol, ddydd LInD, ?? Robert Gabriel, Thomas Pritchard, a James Beckett Lloyd, glowyr, Rhosddu, am ymosod ar Frederick Thomas. Nos Sadwrn, y 6cd o'r miishwn, cymnmerodd rhyw derfysg le yn sheds Ffordd Eaiarn Gwrecsam, Wyddgrug, a (Con. nah's Quay, yr hwn oedd yn cael ei achosi trwy daflu eeryg. Aeth y tri diffynydd i'r sheds, ac ymo6odasanb ar Thomas, tauwr, ...

... RH UTH YN. Llys qyr ?? y llys hwn ddydd Llun, pan yr eisteddai y Mri. G. H. Denton (yn y gadair), W. T. Rouw, a W. G. Rigby ar y faingc. Lwnaeth Mr. Edward Roberts, cyfreithiwr, Rhuthyn, gais am i drwydded y Spread Eagles Inn, Rhuthyn, gael ei throsglwyddo i Mr. Herbert, diweddar o'r Cymro Inn, Dinmael, Corwen. Caniatawyd y cais. Gwnaeth Mr. Roberts gais, hefyd, am dros- glwyddiad dros dymmor ...

... 6ohIbiatthatu Wicz yd&m yn ygtyr!iC eirn hunain yn gyfrifoM Wm ?? ein Gohebtyr yn y ilyt4hrau canlynol. Y ?? A' I CHWIPIAU.' FONEDDIGION, Mr. Hetbert Gladstone sydd wedl oael lie y diweddar Tom Ellls-o anfarwol goffadwriaeth. Ond dywedir fod arwelawyr y blaid yn barod i bennodi un o'r aelod- an Cymrelg yn un o'r chwiptau is-raddol. Enwfr tri fel rhal I ddewis un o'u plith, y Melstrl Brynmor ...

... -, o-bbp-/1/ Collpl LLYWIAI)WYR SIR DREFALDWYN. YD cyfarfod blynyddol Corph Llyw. CYNNALIdy$ G noiraddol sir Drefaldwyn jwdWrfueY v ydd, dycdd lauE YD Y Drygiad Mr. J. .Jones, lianfyllin, yn A l gefflogf gan y aadben MyttoD, all r ?? Mr. A. C. Hunmphreys-Owen yn gad. eirydd. ar gynnygiad Mr. R. Jones, i b tl gadeirydd. 0ynn aliwvyd cynnadledd faith, mewn pwyll. e gorprif arolygwr, Mr. Owen ...

... I0 YMWELED A CHAERNARFON. v Cychwynodd y cwmni brenhinol o Gwydyr d am un o'r gloch ddydd Mawrth, a gyrasant e meown cerbyd trwy dref or)awn Llanrwst, lie A yr oedd ifair yn cal ei charin yQ mlaen, ac i f orsaf y fordd haiarn, lle yr oedd y tron C brenhinol yn disgwyl am danynt. f Wedi iddynb gyrhaedd yr orsal, cyflwynoad d Imll Carrington Mr. Neele, arolygwr Ilinell y ffordd haiart, i'w ...

... fft~babbion ertfpbbolq - -- - CYMDE1THASFA CHW&RTEROL Y METHODISTIAID CALFINAIDD YN NEHEUDIR CYMRU. Llywydd: - Y Parch. JoHN EVANS, Abermeurig. Yskqrfenydd:- Y Parch. Jaom DAVIES, Pandy. CGNNALIWYD y gymdeithaefa uebod yn Mhen- llwyn Glogledd Ceredigion, ar y dyddiau klawrth, Mercher, ac Ian, yr wythnos ddiwedd- af. Saif capel Penllwyn ar lan yr afon Rheld- ol, i fyny ye y dyffryn, rhyw bum ...

... PRYDYAWN y Bad cyfisol, aeth yr heddwelsion Thomas Jones, Porthmadog, a William Owens, Cricoleth, I Stanley Row, Criceleth, gyda gwarant I ddal Mr. Owen Robert Jones, cashimr yn adran Porthmadog o Ariandy y Metropotitan, ar y eyhuddiad o fod wedl dwyn 20p. oddi ar el feistriald. Mewn attebiad ir cyhuddiad, dywedodd bad oedd efe yn euog; mat eraill oedd wedl dwvyn yr ariaD, aG y byddai y ...

... A accident occurred at BeacKy Head on Toaaday, by which holiday-maker from London lost hit life and three other* had a very narrow eecape. Richard Ballard and three other bandsmen of the Wood green branch of the Salvation Army left Eaat> bourne, where they bad been staying einc© Saturday, for a stroll over the downs. reaching the headland they proceeded to descend the cliff just west of ...

... An abstract of the report of Lord Botbchild’e Committee on the variant schemes sub mitted to them for old age pensions was read, and ordered to be laid on the table. BURIAL INMATES FROM THE WORKHOUSE. Dr. Jones and Ur. K. R. Roberts were asked to see the Parish Clerk at Corwen with reference to his application for increased fee for conducting the burial of inmatee from the Workhouse. ...

... MAY 27th, 1899. ‘THE CYMRIC DEAD. A GRAVE spot in the history of the Wales of the past has been that although rich in heroes, bards, and preachers, scarcely any effort has been made to perpetuate the memory of snv of them by visible and solid means. Monuments in the Princi- pality are conspicuous by their absence. J.t does not, of course, follow that Welshmen are deficient in veneration, but ...

... Tuesday, before Messrs, E. H. Wain (in the chair), A. Potts, H. Lloyd Jones, aadJ. T. Morgana NO LIGHTS. William R. Roberta, carter. Lead Milla, was pressed bis satisfaction at the way ia which the sommoned by P. C. Metcalfe for being in school had been coodncted, and generally as to charge of a horse and earl and not having the fulfillment of the purposes for which it was light, ia accordance ...